Sentence examples for has always touted from inspiring English sources

Apple has always touted the iPhone's camera as the best in the business, going as far as to launching a marketing campaign simply displaying photos taken by iPhones.

President Bush, who has always touted the wisdom of leaving things to the states, should listen to the protests of the governors and build on welfare reform's successes instead of compounding its deficiencies.

But Lord Justice Jackson himself has always touted his reforms as an interlocking package and the way in, possibly, is through an element of it which is reportedly causing problems behind the scenes: qualified one-way costs-shifting (QOCS).

In the past, the company has always touted nights booked on the service as a measure of growth, announcing 5 million nights booked in January 2012 and growing to 10 million in June.

The Weather Channel has always touted its role in public safety, providing continuous national coverage of storms and extreme weather.

Coca-Cola, after all, has always touted its status as a "very low sodium beverage" -- and you don't see anyone suing them for marketing themselves as the miracle cure for hypertension.

Manufacturers have always touted unrealistic battery levels and most consumers are used to it by now.

I've always touted the personal touch that women bring to technology.

I have always touted myself as a champion in these situations.

Sights of injured, dead, and dying pigs outraged a country whose factory farmers had always touted their "humane" practices.

Innovation has always been touted as part of the philosophy of the free schools agenda.